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04-20-2021 03:29 PM
Have 2 Designjet 800s. I sheet feed paper for each print for what I need to do. Each sheet is 24" x 36" newsprint paper (30lb. weight). After 2-3 years of use on the first one, the prints started to not print the last 2". I would load a new sheet and it would reprint the whole thing. It started doing this every once in a while, then more and more frequently until almost every print did not print fully. Always the same - 2" to the end of the sheet and it would stop printing. Same thing started to happen to my 2nd printer after several years of use. Files are not large (100dpi). Happens when sending from the computer AND when hitting 'reprint last job' directly on the printer menu. Tried cleaning the paper/media sensor, no luck. I have yet to find anyone with the same problem, but now both of my printers are doing the same thing. Also, both running from different computers. Please help!
Incomplete print
04-21-2021 03:52 PM
I'm not finding anything directly from the printer that is long enough on the sheet to get cut off. However, it does cut off the image when printing directly from the printers memory even after it previously printed the entire image before. This happens using the "reprint last job" from the job management menu - not every time either. My first printer that started doing this did it every 10th/ 15th print at first and then it slowly started to happen more frequently. Leads me to believe that something is failing on the machine. Paper axis usage is over 100%. Could it be a failing or dirty motor/sensor somewhere that wouldn't produce an error code?